Molly O. Regelmann, MD: Pediatric endocrinology and adrenal care in ALD

By The Lucas Project

Molly Regelmann is a pediatric endocrinologist at Children’s Hospital at Montefiore Einstein. Her official clinical listing includes X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) among her areas of focus. Montefiore physician and contact page

Specialty and research focus

Her published work addresses adrenal surveillance and endocrine management in ALD, including follow-up after newborn screening. Montefiore physician and contact page Endocrine management publication

Published work on endocrine follow-up

Regelmann coauthored the 2022 article “Monitoring for and Management of Endocrine Dysfunction in Adrenoleukodystrophy.” It reviews endocrine complications, including adrenal insufficiency, and discusses screening and management. This is clinical guidance and evidence synthesis, rather than a report that an experimental therapy cures ALD. Publication record

The paper also discusses adrenal surveillance after newborn screening. Its subject is a distinct part of ALD care: hormone function and the recognition and management of endocrine problems. Neurological research and endocrine follow-up address different questions; one should not be treated as a substitute for the other.

For families, the practical role of an endocrinology team is best discussed directly with that team. Questions may include how testing is organized, who interprets results and how to reach the practice when concerns arise. This profile intentionally leaves individual test schedules, result interpretation and medication instructions to the treating clinicians.

How to contact the team

Her Montefiore profile lists 718-741-2450. Families can contact the practice about referrals, availability and coordination with their existing care team. Montefiore physician and contact page

How to support the work

The hospital’s profile includes an institutional donation link. A dedicated ALD endocrine research fund or Regelmann laboratory fund has not been verified. Ask the hospital whether a gift can be directed to this area before describing it as ALD research support. Montefiore physician and contact page

Questions for an endocrinology referral

Ask whether the practice sees children identified with ALD through newborn screening, what records it needs and how it coordinates with neurology and primary care. If your child already has an endocrine care plan, ask how records and responsibilities will transfer before changing providers.

Professional contacts and giving designations were checked on November 11, 2026; confirm them with the institution before making arrangements.

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